The Peer Review Process consists of 10 steps as follows:
Step 1 Call for Manuscripts: Open submission for academic works/manuscripts.
Step 2 Manuscript Submission: Authors submit their articles into the system.
Step 3 Editorial Board Review: The editorial board conducts a preliminary content assessment to select peer reviewers, or returns the manuscript to the author for preliminary revisions.
Step 4 Peer Review: The article is sent to experts for evaluation within 30 days.
          o Reject: The author is notified of the result and the process ends (End).
          o Approved without revision: The article is approved with no revisions required (proceed to Step 8).
          o Approved with revision: The article is conditionally approved with required revisions (proceed to Step 5).
Step 5 Compiling Comments: The editorial board compiles the peer reviewers' comments to be sent to the author.
Step 6 Author Revisions: The author revises the article and resubmits within 7 days.
Step 7 Review of Revised Manuscript: The revisions are checked against the peer reviewers' suggestions.
Step 8 Final Overall Review: The editorial board conducts a final assessment of the article.
           o Reject: The article is returned to the author for further revisions and loops back to Step 7.
           o Approved: The article passes the assessment (proceed to Step 9).
Step 9 Final Acceptance: The editorial board officially notifies the author of the publication acceptance decision.
Step 10 Publication of the Manuscript: The academic article is officially published.

The process typically takes 26 to 27 weeks in total.